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AN AMERICAN TAIL : FIEVEL GOES WEST

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  • 1. Dreams To Dream (Finale Version) (04:42) Performed by Linda Rondstadt 2. American Tail Overture (Main Title) (07:09) 3. Cat Rumble (07:28) 4. Headin' Out West (01:47) 5. Way Out West (01:47) 6. Green River / Trek Through The Desert (05:43) 7. Dreams To Dream (Tanya's Version) (02:34) Performed by Cathy Cavadini 8. Building A New Town (02:43) 9. Sacred Mountain (02:22) 10. Reminiscing (02:12) 11. The Girl You Left Behind (01:42) Performed by Cathy Cavadini 12. In Training (01:49) 13. The Shoot-Out (05:29) 14. A New Land - The Future (08:16)
     


  • Orchestrations: John Neufeld, Greig McRitchie
    Sound Engineer: Shawn Murphy
    Music editor: Jim Henrikson
    French horn: James Thatcher

    "Dreams to Dream – Finale Version"
    Written by James Horner and Will Jennings
    Performed by Linda Ronstadt
    Produced by David Foster
    Synclavier programming by Simon Franglen

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